Event-Driven Computing

In today’s cyberphysical systems streams of heterogeneous events from different domains and their associated data are continuously produced by sensors and embedded systems and provide real time information on many operational entities. Typical low-level events are the RFID tag readings detected at a warehouse gate, the GPS coordinates of a truck, or the readings of a temperature sensor in a container with food or pharmaceutical goods. These simple, low-level events can be combined and more abstract and application relevant events can be derived from them. For example, knowing the GPS position of a truck and the traffic conditions ahead, we can derive a complex event that tells us that the truck will arrive two hours late at its destination.

Current Projects

ASIA ASIA
Collaboration with Purdue University (USA), Imperial College (UK), University of Otago (New Zealand), Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (Netherlands)

Contextualization Event Contextualization
Eventlets Eventlets: Containers for Generic Event-Driven Tasks

Governance of Enterprise Systems Governance of Enterprise Systems

Research Cooperations

ADiWa Alliance Digital Productflow Software-Cluster Software Innovation for the Digital Enterprise
Software-Cluster
DynamoPLV Dynamo PLV

People

Sebastian Frischbier

Former Members

  • Dr.-Ing. Mariano Cilia
  • Dr.-Ing. Ludger Fiege
  • Prof. Dr.-Ing. habil. Gero Mühl
  • Dr.-Ing. Kai Sachs
  • Dr.-Ing. Stefan Appel
  • Tobias Freudenreich

Publications

A list of all related publications can be found on a separate page.

Theses

A list of all completed theses (PhD/MSc/BSc) can be found on a separate page.

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